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wants for a military strike on iran washington is in size it and warnings move could be a disaster. or have sunday's presidential bogart's he talks to russian deputy communications minister. about the most high tech election in the country's history our entry show spotlight is next valgerd. well these are the. seeds technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future coverage. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the interview shelf artsy lover and today my guest on the show. only a few hours that left until the start of the most sites that presidential election in russia's history the polling stations are already by law and so the two hundred thousand well that will draft as the ballot think why all the internet is being a very ambitious and costly project of the russian government but insists it will be worth the life e put inside their aim to make will be election process was transparent ever before so it was a difficult to build such as network in such a short time and all their fish were ready to face problems technical to improve the state machine

would support a military strike on iran washington is indecisive and warnings the move could be a disaster. the next next guys are in states herbert look at what's in common between big corporations and what's the lowers. ties are welcome to the kaiser report remember couple of weeks ago we were talking about the richest towns in america being within an hour's drive of washington d.c. and then most of those towns specialized in essentially spying on americans there's more there's max yes this is the data industrial complex otherwise known as dick and these dicks are in the news this week we have the hackers on one side and the hackers on the other side really strapped for is a joke and so is wiki leaks for taking it seriously so we know we have this big data dump from wiki leaks which was data from stratfor five million emails hacked by anonymous well the atlantic says the corporate research firm has branded itself as a cia like global intelligence firm but only julian a song and some over paying clients are fooled a friend who works in intelligence once joked that stratfor is just the eco

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is a lot of pleasure financially and politically on india too destructive to business with iran and washington has had some limited success but i feel that india will find partners which are willing to engage with iran and can you would to look to the point of going to realize and willing partners you know it's almost as if india finds itself in sort of a tricky situation between a rock and a hard place having to balance energy needs with its strategic partnerships with major powers what do you think it's going to do. well it is a delicate situation for india we have to acknowledge the other india is of caused to iran's nuclear program and so it will abide by international law that is what has passed away the united nations it is skeptical of the united states is illusion in this case which is why it's going slow on pushing the american agenda in the region. if there's a united nations security council resolution which suggests that iran should be iranian oil should be blacklisted and india will follow suit on that now iran is probably likely to offer some light keener price to india than alte

plus tension over a possible military strike on iran mounts in washington ahead of president obama's meeting with the prob israel lobby and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin yeah. in broadcasting live there from our studios and something also this is our t.v. my name is sean thomas and these are the top stories the presidential election has kicked off here in russia with almost one hundred eight million eligible voters turnout is expected to be the highest in decades and the easternmost part of the country has already started casting their votes will take twenty one hours for the whole country to complete the poll with the first results expected when the final polling stations close in russia's western exclave kaliningrad as much as you want these cannot reports this year's election has been marked by unprecedented public activity. every hour more polling stations open in russia as the country stretches through nine time zones which means night the voting began in the most eastern parts of the crunching when it was still midnight in moscow and killing right region in the mos

plus tension over a possible military strike on iran mounts into washington ahead of president obama's meeting with the pro israel lobby and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and broadcasting all live from our studios in central moscow this is r.t. certainly glad to have you with us now the presidential election has kicked off in russia with voters in the eastern most part of the country already casting their votes it will take twenty one hours for the whole country to complete the poll artie's you've got peace in office more. every hour more polling stations open in russia as the country stretches through nine time zones which means that the voting began in the most eastern parts of the country when it was still midnight in moscow and killing right region in the most western parts of russia will be the last to join the vote it's happening at a very interesting time i mean a spike in social and political activity among the public seen massive rallies for and against the candidates we've also seen scores of people taking to the street after the parliamentary election

plus tension over a possible military strike on iran amounts in washington ahead of president obama's meeting with a pro israel lobby group and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and broadcasting live from our studios here in some from moscow this is r t glad to have you along let's get right to our top story which is the president presidential election is just kicked off in russia and with almost one hundred eight million eligible voters turnout is expected to be the highest in decades polling stations here in moscow are set to open in about an hour but the eastern half of the country is already casting ballots it will take twenty one hours for the whole country to complete the poll as he's eager to please get off from ports this year's election has been marked by unprecedented public activity. every hour more polling stations open in russia as the country stretches through nine time zones which means that the voting began in the most eastern portion of the country when it was still midnight in moscow and spilling right region in the most western parts of russia wi

perez had harsh words regarding iran in washington, but his visit here is more about business. he is here to lure more high-tech investment to silicon valley. >> iran is a danger to the entire world. >> in washington, d.c. today, israeli president railed against iran and the nuclear weapons program. it concerns some bay area jews. judy hopes the way he speaks in san francisco on tuesday, he will talk about peace and not confrontation. >> the concern is that if we can't mediation and keep erve -- everybody talking, there will be another war and it will be a nuclear war. >> the first ever visit by a sitting israeli president brings with it hope and concern. donna worries about his the given the tension with iran. >> i just worry he won't be safe or there might be trouble in the community. i certainly hope not. >> steven pierce is pierce's rabbi. she thrilled and says security will be tight. >> you know, we are dealing with sfpd, the israeli secret service , the united states secret service and our own staff of security people. >> there will be no parking on streets around lake or

did to the chinese basically in sixes and sevens there isn't a not deny the reality of iran's power in washington seventy argument that if iran is allowed to continue with its nuclear program and touch to uninhibited then it will promote some kind of nuclear arms race in that region i think we've got to first of all look at the evidence and the latest i am a report there is in my view new smoke and there is new clear some stand to everton it's a nuclear weapons program or a decision to pursue one so after iraq i think we've got to be very very careful circumstantial evidence i'm afraid is not good enough i mean we went to war in iraq on a false premise as it turned out before we even think about going down this road we want to see substantial evidence. and secondly even if you accept that they're developing a nuclear weapons program i for one do not buy the argument that it's going to lead to some sort of nuclear arms race in the region there is no evidence to suggest that iran is any more irrational than any other member of the existing nuclear club the fear of our rhetoric and the loss of close

if iran had its way, washington, d.c. would have also witnessed terrible carnage amit the smoking rooks of a local restaurant only a few months ago. many counterterrorism insiders were stunned last october by tehran's blazing plot by its intelligence service dogs to assassinate saudi arabia's ambassador by bombing the city, washington, d.c., our nation's capit capital. i congratulate the fbi for thwarting this attack on our capitol. will they launch terrorist attacks on the homeland if it feels threatened? in light of last year's bomb plot, in light of the 20 hezbollah cases prosecuted since 9/11 and in light of hezbollah attacks overseas, we have the duty to prepare for the worst. today's investigative hearing is the beginning of this committee's effort to size up this serious threat by one of international terrorisms most violent murder gangs. how many iranian and hezbollah terrorists are here already? the highly disciplined soldiers of hezbollah are trained to lie low for years or decades. those who have gone up agains

washington journal. david ignatius will talk about the situation in afghanistan and also the one-year anniversary of the uprising in syria and the u.s. government's response to what is happening in iran. the washington journal is heard live every day on c-span radio and television at 7:00 a.m. eastern time and 4:00 in the west coast. thanks for being with us on this thursday. i hope you enjoy the rest of your evening. >>> coming up here on c-span 3, navy secretary ray mabus testifies on the naval budget request. then kathleen sebelius. then after that, senator tom coburn speaks at a forum about the future of medicare. then former national security advisers discuss how u.s. policy in the middle east has changed. >>> our system is fundamentally undemocratic in a number of ways. one of the ways is closed primaries. in half the states in the country, 40% of all the voters can't participate in the primaries. so, they have no say in who gets nominated. and as a result, we get more and more extreme candidates on both ends. >> saturday night on after words, linda killian writes that independent voters have decided the election since world war ii. also this weekend on book tv, david brock tal

beijing level's criticism of washington average sanctions against countries that keep buying oil from iran. and cities across the globe to switch off the lights for earth to do their bit for the environment and thus go is among those plunged into darkness the top stories this hour. around the talk around the world this is life here in moscow syria's government says attempts to topple the regime of failed but insists troops will stay in cities until security is assured and this is the opposition looks for help from abroad the u.s. led group of nations the so-called friends of syria is backing the rebels and pushing for regime change taking the outcome of the conflict into their own hands. reports . turkey is the hub of activity at the moment is it prepares to play hazed to the friends the syrian eating the country's once again found itself at the center stage of the push to pressure the assad regime because of history common history syria source certainly feels justified but it is going to hear to a certain extent to circle the point as long as while it's going to start having formally buil

would support a military strike on iran and washington is indecisive amid warnings that the move could be a disaster. well ahead of sunday's presidential vote we speak russian communications minister. all about the most high tech election in this country's history our interview show spotlight he's next. well for the. science technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the interview shelf party when aren't they my guest on the show is. only a few hours left until the start of the most presidential election in russia the polling stations are already by now and so two hundred thousand well that will go on the ballot think why all the internet is being a very ambitious and costly project of the russian government but insists it will be worth the life he puts in his idea grateful the election process more transparent than ever before so it was a difficult to build such a network in such a shirt on and are there first already faced technical to improve the state issues we've discussed it with one of the proje

ready for war with iran and will washington back israel should it decide to attack first the only way to. release. a very very clear message within a week from. the war. and we say president obama's failure to go along with this really plans on iran might hurt him in the election the president carried you know the overwhelming majority of the jewish vote and fighting back in two thousand and eight and if he is perceived as an enemy of. enemy of israel or. the issues. for community here in this country it could have. adverse impact on the funding and so it's. really prime minister netanyahu speech in the u.s. congress last year was greeted with innovation many u.s. lawmakers slammed the rhetoric of the obama administration which the just that there is still room for diplomacy with iran many in israel believe that if we wait too long we'll be at the point of no return it seems to me to be painfully obvious that this administration's policy is not only the same but that it's failed to achieve a core objective but both those who would back a strike against the random. those who wouldn't s

israel since for this after israel has warned they will launch an attack against iran without giving the u.s. notice and washington visible artsy journalist max blumenthal says netanyahu so aggressive stance on iran could spell disaster for israel the u.s. and the rest of the world. iran has practical concerns it is going to act in its own best interests own best interest is not to launch a nuclear strike on israel even tinier pardo the head of the israeli mossad intelligence service says that so it's really benjamin netanyahu and acting through a pac which is like their shadow government in washington to alter american policy and move against american interests and they've already done that with sanctions the obama administration has fought sanctioning iran central bank because they knew that it would raise gas prices and oil prices inside the u.s. congress passed it one hundred to nothing this apac resolution and now we have high gas prices and americans don't really understand why and now they're pushing us war for israel to apac netanyahu it seems so messianic and so influenced by a neo conservative line of th

plus the tension over a possible military strike on iran amounts to washington head of president obama's meeting with the pro israel lobby group and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. now wrap things up for me my colleague carrie johnson will be here with of complete look at your news and to take you through the beginning of the presidential election day but up next the story of the czech village mayor who's taken on the night of nato and the u.s. and trying to disrupt american plans to build a military base on his doorstep. yankee go home yankee go home. i think the. we love our chad plant and they're always forcing someone on us. we'll turn more. changed. its chest. as it was that. that was a member of the green party martin borsak says it's a martin was. something that we're seeing friends we've seen a lot while filming the show. i don't sauce but a bird has never flown into the room before. the sound that's the same stuff i think is there an expert on martin's here oh yes it's good that was. it's a swallow that i must find an expert on swallows who are sick doesn't

plus tension over a possible military strike on iran amounts in washington ahead of president obama's meeting with the pro israel lobby and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu so far the u.s. has warned against a premature strike on iraq. pull up next to the story of the czech village mayor who's taking on the might of nato and the u.s. in trying to disrupt american plans to build a military base on his doorstep. yankee go home yankee go home. i'll be close. with our chad plant and they're always forcing someone on us but the real turn more. changed. it's. just was not the. that was a member of the green party and martin bore six says it's a martin was. so out there that we're seeing friends we've seen a lot while filming the show. laid out for us but a bird has never flown into the room before. the sound that doesn't stop i think is there an expert on martin's here why is it that the. it's a swallow that i must find an expert on swallows course it doesn't know this the mayor young nero says it's a representative from berkeley preserve that's without. power it's on ma

plus tension over a possible military strike on iran mounts in washington ahead of president obama's meeting with a pro israel lobby group and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. next the story of the czech village mayor who's taking on the might of nato and the u.s. in trying to disrupt american plans to build a military base on its doorstep. you know. he shoots huge huge. you're not going to. be but i can gain strike against against. a month so if you're a monarchist in group therapy against against that action you know you never will record against against roger against that but forty just look up against against you know your keyhole against against me on that i'm young narrow the mayor of troika votes i'm also against the radar base. it's. true what's the radar for start another arms race internationally speaking internationally speaking it's not that i'm against the americans as it has nothing to do with it and i feel the same and if a us army squad arrives we'll learn english drink beer with them and play a little soccer but not much to object to about americ

china condemns washington's latest sanctions against iran aimed at other countries the u.s. compiles a list of nations to be punished for continuing to import rain in our top stories at this hour. international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day amid ongoing unrest in bahrain the regime's cracking down on known violent protesters as well as people who've been helping them a group of doctors are on trial after treating wounded antigovernment demonstrators last year. as the latest. the liberating regime is going ahead with the trial of twenty medics who are charged with trying to overthrow the government the medics who include among them world renowned surgeons were tweeting mooted protesters during the violent crackdown last year now back in september a military coup tried and sometimes in the matrix two hundred fifteen years we do understand that the decisions they made were made and it generates and among the charges are incitement to overthrow the government as well as trying to occupy a hospital now friends and supporters of the me

iran's nuclear facilities is intensifying in the united states more so ahead of president obama's meeting with a pro israel lobby group and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu where he's can has more from washington. president obama's walking on a razor's edge on one hand members of his administration keep saying a war with iran would be a mistake u.s. military i think all. states. on iran not only would be premature but crazy on the other hand president obama keeps saying a war with iran is still an option and that he is not quote unquote blocking the powerful israeli lobby which president obama will be addressing shortly expects to hear a blunt answer to the question is the u.s. ready for war with iran and will washington back israel should it decide to attack first the only way to stop the. release. is a very very clear message within a week from. the war. and we say president obama's failure to go along with this really plans on iran might hurt him in the a large since the president carried you know the overwhelming majority of the jewish vote and fighting back in two thousand and eight and if he is perceived as an enemy of. enemy of israel or. the issues. for community here in this country i

iran in america's interest or even israel's. live king. live. across the tight relations between israel united states i'm joined by valerie and lindsay in washington she is the editor in principal researcher for iran watch also in washington we have or khichri he is a tenured professor of law at arizona state university and in jerusalem we go to my ordinary she is a freelance journalist and writer all right folks rosenfeld that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it i my if i go to you first. public opinion poll came out in israel last week to found that nineteen percent of israelis favor attacking iran without american support and only forty two percent favor an attack on iran even if it has american support but the same time apac is in washington d.c. saying it's go to war go to war go to war as a plant representing the interest of israel. and my opinion not at all and i think that you started with a brilliant question it was something i wanted to bring up myself israeli public is not marching to war we're iraq meaning our defense minister and that's and yeah oh ok and then you have a pat also which seems to be in the wa

. >> reporter: in washington, a showdown with israel over a showdown with iran. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> now here's other news making news early today in america. a chilg video shows an armed robber storming into a pizza parlor ordering a man to hand over cash. >>> construction workers in kansas blew up a pair of bridges above a highwayover pass this weekend. it took just seconds for it to come crashing down. the biggest concern was protecting the interstate below. crews poured dirt on the interstate ahead of time to make sure it wasn't damaged by degree. >>> in hawaii, a lava from a killer volcano finally meant the end for the last resident, but it wasn't without warning. the homeowner knew the end would come one day after the molten rock first began pouring out nearly 30 years ago. >>> and finally it's time to yell mush. the 409 annual iditarod sled dog trails race, 66 teams powered by hundreds of man's best friend kicked things off with a symbolic start to the race in anchorage, but it will be a very real track of more than a thousand miles over t

. >> reporter: in washington, a showdown with israel over a showdown with iran. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> and now here's a look at some other storying making news in america. in colorado a chilling individual yeo show an armed robber storming into a pizza parlor ordering a man to hand over cash at gunpoint. police thinch he's responsible for ten other robberies. >>> construction workers in kansas blew up a pair of bridges above a highway overpass this weekend. it took just seconds for it to come crashing down. the biggest concern was protecting the interstate below. crews poured dirt on interstate 435 ahead of tyke to make sure it wasn't damaged by degree. >>> in hawaii it's paradise lost. flowing lava from a killer volcano finally meant the end for a house of a last resident on the neighborhood of the hawaii's big i land. but it wasn't without warning. the homeowner knew the end would come one day after the molten rock first began pouring out nearly 30 years ago. >>> and finally it's time to yell mush. it's that time of year again. the 40th annual id

if israel strikes iran will it tell washington in advance? and under what circumstances if any might barack obama offer military help? the speech didn't produce clear answers. neither perhaps the visit. two leaders have membered to consult closely as the clock ticks toward a decision. >> a leading american politician has called for enter srpbgs in syria. john mccain former republican presidential candidate said only air strikes could help. elsewhere britain's former ambassador to syria said he expects the president of the regime to be overthrown this year and possibly within weeks. he left damascus just a few days ago and says the economy is collapsing and syrian military is demoralized and overstretched. refugees says the stipulate is creating massacresment our correspondent was to the outskirts of the city and we have more from him in a moment but first here is part of his report on the exodus. they are terrified on what government forces will do. it group walked three days avoid soldiers. whoever is taken of a checkpoint will be killed, he

president obama is warning against what he calls loose talk of a war with iran today in washington the- israel u.s. lobbying group of the american israel public affairs committee some in the u.s. fear that israel might opt to strike at iran on its own if it is not convinced to stop by iran of acquiring a nuclear weapon he argued that international sanctions on iran must be given more time to work. both israel and the united states have an interest in seeing the challenge results to maddiplomatically. the only truly solve this problem is for the iranian government to make a decision to forsake nuclear weapons. >> president barack obama will hold talks with israeli prime minister benjamin yahoo tomorrow. republican presidential hopeful mitt romney got a solid endorsement today from house majority leader eric kanter of virginia. >> mitt romney is the only candidate in the race who has put forward a bold, pro-growth, pro jobs plan for the future. >> kantor is the first major republican leader to show his support for ronni and he says he believes the former massachusetts governor will win t

to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear bomb now this ahead of monday's meeting between prime minister netanyahu and president obama who has come out against a preemptive strike. on washington suspected iran of developing atomic weapons which it denies claiming it's only generating peaceful energy u.n. inspectors visited iran at last month but said they can't confirm the absence of weapons because tehran is still failing to cooperate with iran's envoy to the i.a.e.a. told us here at r.t. in an exclusive interview that he doubts the agency's impartiality. we are warning that a couple of countries including united states is trying to run the agency so that they can dictate from washington what d.n.r. should do and that is why we don't have. such a thing to occur and that is the whole issue that the agency as a professional technical organization should do its work and that is why you see they make me so many noses here and there they do not lead the agency to do its work and that is why we want expect all countries including russia and others and i am very proud please that last meeting in fact russia and china ambassadors are now and we hundred countries of nonaligned moveme

. >>> president obama issued a warping to iran, words of assurance to israel today, at the american/israel public affairs committee conference in washington. the president vowed that iran will never have a nuclear weapon but one republican presidential candidate responded with some very controversial predictions today. brian mooar has the story. >> reporter: speaking to a powerful pro-israel group, one day before a critical meeting with israel's prime minister, president obama sent a forceful message on iran. >> iran's leaders should understand that i do not have a policy of containment, i have a policy to prevent iran from on taping a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are at odds on how to keep iran from developing a nuclear weapon. iran refuses to abandon what it insists is a peaceful power program, despite mounting evidence and biting international sanctions. israel says it can't wait and is threatening a military strike. president obama says military action is an option but asks for israel's trust and patience. >> now is not the time for bluster. now is the time to let our incre

plus tension over a possible military strike on iran amounts in washington ahead of president obama's that meeting with the pro israel lobby and a visit by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu so far the u.s. has warned against a preacher strike on iran. because a report is next here on our team this time max and stacey a look at the differing a treatment by u.s. authorities of internet freedom activists and wall street bankers. i am x. times are welcome to the kaiser report remember a couple of weeks ago we were talking about the richest towns in america being within an hour's drive of washington d.c. and that most of those towns specialized in essentially spying on americans there's more there's max yes this is the data industrial complex otherwise known as dick and these dicks are in the news this week we have the hackers on one side and the hackers on the other side really strapped for is a joke and so is wiki leaks for taking it seriously so we know we have this big data don't from wiki leaks which was data from strat for five million e-mails hacked by anonymous well the atl

debate over a possible military strike on iran amounts in washington where president obama's meeting with the pro israel lobby the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israel and the u.s. suspect around of developing weapons islamic republic says its nuclear program is purely peaceful. this it remains specters to run the international atomic energy agency says it can't tell whether iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb iran has spent a great country's envoy. not exclusively he. is not impartial. we are warning that a couple of countries including united states are trying to randy agency so that they can dictate from washington what d.n.r. should do and that is why we don't not permit such a thing to occur and that is the whole issue that the agency as a professional technical organization should do its work and that is why you see they make meet so many noses here and there they do not let the agency to do its work and that is why we want expect all countries including russia and others and i'm very pleased that last meeting in fact russia and china ambassadors along with hund

. >> reporter: in washington a showdown with israel over the showdown with iran. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> here's your "first look" at some of the other news going on around america today. in colorado, chilling video shows an armed robber storming into a pizza parlor, ordering the owner to hand over cash at gunpoint. police think the same man is responsible for 10 other robberies >> construction workers in kansas blew up a pair of bridges above a highway overpass this weekend. it took just seconds for the section to come down. crews poured dirt on interstate 435 ahead of time to make sure it wasn't damaged by any debris. >>> in hawaii, paradise lost. floeing lava meant the end of a house for the last resident in a neighborhood on the south side of hawaii's big island. but it wasn't without warning. the home owner knew the end would one day come after the molten rock began pouring out nearly 30 years ago. >>> it's that time of year again to yell mush! the iditarod is off and running in alaska. 66 teams powered by hundreds of man's best friends kicked th